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Increased mortality in amateur radio operators due to lymphatic and hematopoietic malignancies https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3422125/ Several other studies found increased risk in HAM operators.
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grapescheesee
5y ago
Oddly fascinating.
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5y ago
I agree. We need to stop this over use, actually the use of AI as some grounded in science matter of fact. What we have is ML, and thus a system for algorithmic refinement and definition.
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5y ago
Spot on.
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5y ago
And if one repeatedly states a narrative?
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5y ago
Yeah, and its worse than that. Since the brands are managed by brokers who setup sales, the facing/amount displayed on the shelf, the location on the shelf and the store, and so on.
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5y ago
Should have just made tiers and buckets per mile or time. At least for the ride share side. I have been using Uber_and UE daily for the last few months. My 40 min ride is not the same as my one mile food delivery. One is a car, the other
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"The result is the state’s death total will decline by 3,700. As of Wednesday, the state had reported 22,944 deaths, a number that will now be decreasing." So a 16% decrease. That seems pretty substantial if it carries over to to
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5y ago
Oh that old thing, minor out of band communication never hurt anyone.
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5y ago
Richard Henderson had a talk at the last Defcon about QR codes. I'd recommended checking it out. Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIcbAMO6sxo PDF of slides - https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2
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This is exactly what I wanted to say, and have been for the last several years. The issue is no states, cities, population want to issue permits to build them. Its political to the point no one will touch it.
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"Maybe capitalism isn't great, but dang, some of the replacements turned out to be a lot worse." Well in terms of history we have not had a very long time for this experiment to play out. It is very possible that the constru
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No, that was was not Half-Life 3. That was a way to sell their VR.
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I know it is a meme. However, if Steam ever make Half-life 3 a reality. It will be one of the most hyped games ever. Mostly organic hype and a great game if their history tracks.
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You do understand, you just called out the "Right" (one of the 'two' affiliations) as .. "anti-intellectual for a long time" I also wish everyone told me their favorite color was the one I like.. Since we only
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We have nothing to talk about. When you have two options you have an illusion of choice. It is a duopoly in the corporate world. A 'competition' they love and enrich each other with. Just look at the way they have change labels
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Enjoyed this greatly! I have an important distinction in my mind about travel for work and travel for fun/vacation. In 2021 I was just a few days short of 300 nights in a hotel. I enjoy the little experiences while being on the road
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It is interesting how the prior comment you made was flagged and is dead. It does not share this direct stance. I agree, trust in our institutions is a vital necessity, and it is very easy to lose and hard to gain. This can't be seen
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I have seen several people talk personally about why they do not trust the vaccine from Johnson and Johnson on HN over the last year in various comments. Overwhelmingly they were attacked when they spoke on the cancer link with talc powder
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Its not like history tends to repeat in cycle regardless of the age and technology.
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Several trading sites (years ago now) had chat features on the side. They started out great and had mild spam and vulgar conduct. Over a few months they became so bad I could only look at it for a few laughs. They hired more moderators to
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Very sweet, I was wondering how it was implemented. The scriber image really makes the letters more into the artwork of the era.
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Interesting I have never heard of the show. I should have since it was 1995-2000. Would you recommend? It made perfect sense as a reference! Thanks.
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In a parallel world, plants containing caffine are an illegal drug.
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> "Another problem is when the one's you don't want to hear, are spreading propaganda supporting a want-to-be-dictaor. And then eventually they succeed, because those who didn't like the dictator, just ignored them (l
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I fully agree. Setting up regular exercise and goals is the most rewarding thing. It has been years since I have done much, but it had so many positive results. Someday when I have more time and stability I will start at it again. One of
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It is a lot more fun trying to see how many you can uninstall before it really breaks and how. Well mainly tried on Ubuntu. Best done from a separate TTY and watch the main X user window.
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Agree.
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Better yet! Test the different tools for installing AUR. By installing all of them with each! Also, how much time do you have? Going to bet, it won't take too long before something breaks. Most of the AUR admins do a great job, ho
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Yes, I can see this. If I was ever home to drive my car, I would get used to it I guess. Just turns into a habit and a tool over time.
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